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Does it really matter what site I play on?
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[QUOTE="Beau Akita, post: 1462968, member: 55926"] I've only played on three sites, FT, PS & UB, and I haven't really noticed any difference as far as ROI goes. I normally play $5.00 sng and tourneys, so that may have something to do with it. If you're playing $10 to $20 sng and tourneys, then obviously you are going to have higher level of players (skill-wise)...most bad players are playing the cheaper games. But there probably is some amount of difference in the percentage of better players at each individual site. When I get on a down swing at one site, I usually start playing the cheaper games until I can build my account back up. I'll set a "goal", for example, I'll play $3.00 sngs & tourneys until I build my account back up by $100, then I'll go back to the $5.00. I've found this to work really well. You'll run into more donks at the $3.00 table, but if you adjust your play to compensate for that you can end up with a positive ROI despite the occasional bad beat because of a bad player. [/QUOTE]
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